Hair Scissor

Description Purpose: Designed for careful dissection, elevation, and separation of fine, delicate tissues and organs (like the pleura). Design: Features a curved profile (CVD - Curved) for enhanced control and access, with fine tips for precision. Material: Typically made from high-grade surgical stainless steel,...

Description Instrument Type: Delicate dissecting scissors used for cutting soft tissues, trimming sutures, and blunt dissection in surgical procedures. Design: Has long shanks (handles) relative to its short, delicate blades, providing good reach and maneuverability in confined spaces. Blade: Features CVD (Curved) blades, allowing for enhanced maneuverability and precision...

Description Purpose: Primarily for cutting bandages, dressings, gauze, and sometimes clothing or tough materials like plaster, without harming skin. Design: Angled blades with a flattened, blunt "foot" on the lower blade to protect skin, plus finger-ring handles for grip. Material: High-quality, corrosion-resistant surgical stainless...

Description & Key Features: Angled Design: The blades are angled to easily slide under bandages and improve visibility. Blunt Tip (Flattened Knob): The lower blade has a flattened, blunt tip (nodule) that safely goes under dressings to lift and cut without puncturing skin. Material:...

Description & Key Features Precision Tips: Fine, sharp points designed for detailed cutting of delicate tissues and sutures. Compact Size: 4.5 inches (approx. 11.4 cm) provides excellent control and maneuverability in tight surgical spaces. Material: High-grade, German stainless steel for durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of sterilization....

Description Purpose: Originally for ophthalmic procedures (iris dissection), now used for precise cutting of delicate tissues in plastic, general, and microsurgery. Design: Small, lightweight, with large finger loops for control, available with curved blades (CVD) for accuracy in tight spaces or straight for dissection. Tips: Extremely...

Description & Features Precision & Control: Tiny jaws and fine tips allow for intricate cutting, ideal for micro-surgery, ophthalmology, and ENT procedures. Tungsten Carbide (TC): Hard metal inserts on the blades provide superior sharpness and drastically extend cutting edge life compared to standard steel....

Description Type: Iris Scissors (named for eye surgery, now widely used). Blades: Short, fine, and curved for maneuvering in tight spaces. Cutting Edge: Often features Tungsten Carbide (TC) inserts on the cutting edges for long-lasting sharpness. Finish: Can be matte or polished; TC.  Specifications Length: 4.5 inches (approx. 11.5 cm)....